Several SEC programs remain in the College Football Playoff hunt, and they could derail each other's chances with marquee conference matchups in the regular season's closing weeks. Steve Sarkisian's 7-2 Texas Longhorns may not have any margin for error to salvage a postseason ticket.

Greg Sankey could get seven teams from the SEC into the College Football Playoff this December, with a chance to even get a three-win Texas Longhorns squad in.

With three regular season games left, the Texas Longhorns are 7-2 and 4-1 in the Southeastern Conference. That places the Longhorns behind a couple of teams with 5-1 league records and two programs with 5-0 marks in the SEC: Texas A&M and Alabama.

It’s once again time to take a lingering look around the SEC landscape and see which craters are smoking the most. That’s right, it’s the SEC in a Sentence, brought to you this week by Crazy Leroy’s Executive Search Service,

As a result of those games, many of which were one possession results, the SEC conference standings underwent a significant shakeup. That means the question of which teams could challenge Alabama and Texas A&M for a trip to Atlanta was partially answered.

By seating capacity, the SEC is home to five of the 10 biggest stadiums in the world, and eight of the top 25. Here's what we like best.

Commissioner addresses SEC officiating concerns at the Little Rock Touchdown Club after Razorbacks’ penalty-filled loss

With a glut of teams still in conference title and College Football Playoff races, we're sorting through how each league will pick its title game representatives